Sustainable development of the construction industry through the rational utilization of autonomous heat supply sources based on climate zoning

Purpose: This article aims to identify the main tendencies and features of public-private partnerships in the environmental sphere regarding developing environmental and economic security in Ukraine. Theoretical framework: Business cost savings when implementing the latest technologies in pursuit of economic results are accompanied by a deterioration of the environmental situation at the regional and national levels, increased risks of negative impact on population health, and reduced labor productivity, which, accordingly, causes a potential increase in public healthcare costs. As a result, the search for forms and methods to ensure effective cooperation between the state and business in solving natural resources management problems is intensifying. Design/methodology/approach: The study used analytical and bibliographic methods to study the scientific literature on implementing the ecological and economic security doctrine and the features of various types of public-private partnerships related to it, as well as induction, deduction, analysis, synthesis of information, systemic and structural, comparative, logical, and linguistic methods, abstraction, idealization for studying and processing data, and a questionnaire survey conducted by the research authors online to clarify the most critical issues related to this issue practically. Findings: The study identified the principal and most important theoretical aspects of public-private partnership issues in the environmental sector. Research, Practical & Social implications: Also, it examined the opinion of representatives of public environmental organizations and executives of local government departments on the critical aspects of the problem. Originality/value: One of the most effective forms of combining the efforts of all stakeholders is a public-private partnership, which in a market economy allows directing limited resources of business and the state to solve the most pressing problems of both certain regions and the country as a whole through the mechanism of joint implementation of socially significant projects.

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“…management, are of great importance. namely, state bodies, private companies, public organizations, etc (Filyushina et al, 2023).…”

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Public-Private Partnerships in Natural Resource Management as a Basis for the Implementation of the Ecological and Economic Security Doctrine of Ukraine's Development

Tarasenko¹,

Kruhlov²,

Stepanenko³

et al. 2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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“…The world community through the United Nations (UN) has determined this issue to be a global issue that must be met. This issue is emphasized as one of the seventeen agendas of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) precisely on goal-11 namely cities and settlements that are inclusive, quality, safe, resilient, and sustainable (Filyushina et al, 2023;Gusakova et al, 2023;and Hasddin et al, 2022a). .…”

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The Problem of Cheap Housıng Development for Low-Income Communıtıes ın Urban; Transformatıon of the Transıtıonal Space and Revıew for Further Research Posıtıons

Sutrisno¹,

Asmal²,

Radja³

et al. 2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: This study attempts to review important facts related to the issue of providing housing for those with low incomes. Then the practice of residential transformation is reviewed from the spatial aspect, and what issues need to be carried out so that the transformation does not have a broad impact on residents (sustainable). Finally, the researcher tries to review some of the theories that are commonly used by researchers in reviewing housing and the transformation of the residential space itself. Method: This study uses a review study approach and descriptive explanation. This study involved around 100 reputable journals with a focus on studies of decent and inexpensive housing, and the transformation of residential spaces. The majority of journals are based on Scopus-indexed international journals and national (Indonesian) journals as reputable supporters of the Sinta index. Results: This study found that providing adequate housing for those with low income is on the agenda of all countries, until now they are still trying to reduce the gap because the amount provided has not been able to keep up with population growth rates. It follows that the transformation of public housing is carried out in transitional spaces, it's just that previous studies have not focused on transitional spaces in front of the house. The focus of his study is to produce a transitional typology. Each country has its own unique characteristics so the study of the factors that cause transformation and the choice of typology need to be studied further. Conclusions: The next finding is that there is an idea about providing a transitional space for the benefit of social interaction with an inclusive concept, which is an interesting thing to investigate.

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“…Companies are not willing to pay for renewable energy as a contribution to the environment. This implies that companies are only willing to contribute to mitigating climate change by purchasing renewable energy when it aligns with their profit maximization goals (Hulshof & Mulder, 2020;Filyushina et al, 2023).…”

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Acceptance of Solar Technology by Enterprises in the Mekong Delta Region, Vietnam

Nguyen,

Hoang

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: This study aims to demonstrate the influencing factors of solar technology acceptance by enterprises in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. Method: The research data were collected using the quota sampling method, with a sample size of 292 active businesses in the Mekong Delta: Can Tho City (80 enterprises), Long An Province (77 enterprises), Tien Giang Province (68 enterprises), and Kien Giang Province (67 enterprises). The collected data will be processed using SPSS and AMOS software. The quantitative analyses employed to test the research hypotheses include a reliability test by Cronbach's alpha, exploratory factor analysis (EFA), confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), and structural equation modeling (SEM). Results: The study has identified five factors that positively influence the intention to use solar technology by businesses, including effort expectancy, performance expectancy, social influence, hedonic motivation, and facilitating conditions. Additionally, the study has shown the significant and decisive impact of intention to use on the behavior of using solar technology. Conclusions: The research findings further validate the suitability of the UTAUT in the field of renewable energy technology. The research results will provide important scientific materials for business managers in the solar energy field and researchers studying the acceptance of solar energy technology.

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Sustainable development of the construction industry through the rational utilization of autonomous heat supply sources based on climate zoning

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Public-Private Partnerships in Natural Resource Management as a Basis for the Implementation of the Ecological and Economic Security Doctrine of Ukraine's Development

Public-Private Partnerships in Natural Resource Management as a Basis for the Implementation of the Ecological and Economic Security Doctrine of Ukraine's Development

The Problem of Cheap Housıng Development for Low-Income Communıtıes ın Urban; Transformatıon of the Transıtıonal Space and Revıew for Further Research Posıtıons

Acceptance of Solar Technology by Enterprises in the Mekong Delta Region, Vietnam

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